about 2 hours ago Trinity Primary School said
Think that just about everyone else has got in on cute duckling fun, so here's 6D's turn. A flock of adorable fluffy youngsters being looked after by some ducklings.
...or something.
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about 2 days ago Trinity Primary School said
Kestrels had a lovely trip out to the children's bookshelf this morning and had some fluffy visitors this afternoon.
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about 2 days ago Trinity Primary School said
Our Year 1 scientists carried out the Rainbow Skittles experiment as part of our STEM Week celebrations! We carefully placed the skittles in a circle and added warm water, then watched as the colours slowly spread and mixed to create a beautiful rainbow.
The children were full of excitement and curiosity as they observed what happened and talked about why the colours moved!
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about 2 days ago Trinity Primary School said
As part of STEM Week, Year 1 had an exciting visit from Daniel Holton, a Network Rail engineer, who talked to the children about how train tracks are looked after and how to stay safe around railways.
The children learned about the important role engineers play in keeping the railway running safely, had the chance to try on some high-visibility safety kit , and even got to touch a real piece of rail!
Inspired by the visit, the children created their own "Stop, Look, Listen" posters to show what they had learned about staying safe around trains.
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about 3 days ago Trinity Primary School said
This afternoon 6SL had some very special little visitors... ducklings!
There was lots of excitement as the children met our fluffy guests and watched them waddle about. The class loved seeing them up close and learning a little more about them
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